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Posted by mramo on July 25th 2004, 15:46

Can an ape (monkey chimp gorilla) make a human female pregnant?as apes share the same characteristics as us i was just curious?

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Posted by thowra on July 25th 2004, 16:00

short answer......nothough i have my doubts some times

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Posted by leila on July 25th 2004, 16:02

QUOTE (mramo @ Jul 25 2004, 02:46 PM) Can an ape (monkey chimp gorilla) make a human female pregnant?as apes share the same characteristics as us i was just curious? I believe so...?

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Posted by thowra on July 25th 2004, 16:23

hehehe

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Posted by nerp on July 25th 2004, 16:57

leila, what a great picture to add.With all the monkey business going on in this group, you would think we are related to them. Nerp

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Posted by itsonlyme on July 25th 2004, 17:19

rofl leilaNot possible... Google will help explain it for you.

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Posted by Ttownbeastman on July 26th 2004, 0:07

Though we share about 98 percent of the same DNA with our cousins in the animal kingdom there is still not enough of a match in gene pairs to make that possible. Of course I have seen some ugly babies and wondered but the chances of a sucessful fertilization the odds of it happening are too slim. For example even amoung donkeys and horses the probability of the two spiecies mating and giving birth is extremely low and when it does happen the mule they have as offspring is incapable of reproducing and that's only because donkeys and horses share more similar DNA than apes and humans do but since it is not a perfect match nature does away with the flaw by not allowing it to reproduce any further.

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Posted by nerp on July 26th 2004, 0:49

QUOTE (Ttownbeastman @ Jul 25 2004, 11:07 PM) For example even amoung donkeys and horses the probability of the two spiecies mating and giving birth is extremely low and when it does happen the mule they have as offspring is incapable of reproducing I am assuming, the same would most likely be true then of a donkey and zebra combo? Just curious, because near us are a couple. They sure are cute. Nerp

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Posted by wildhot on July 18th 2007, 3:00

NOOOO

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